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Pt. 11 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

Employment agencies, socialism and unionism on the stand. In Survey. v. 32. p. 230, 231. New York. May 30, 1914.

Pt. 3 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

Law and order. The issue in Colorado. In Survey. v. 33. p. 241-258. New York. Dec. 5, 1914.

Los Angeles, a militant anti-union citadel. In Survey. v. 33. p. 4-6. New York. Oct. 3, 1914.

Pt. 15 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

Old and new labor problems in California. In Survey. v. 32. p. 609, 610. New York. Sept. 19, 1914.

Pt. 13 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

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Pt. 7 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

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Pt. 10 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

The way of the transgressor in a closedshop city. In Survey. v. 32. p. 632, 633. New York. Sept. 26, 1914.

Pt. 14 of a series of interpretations of the hearings before the federal industrial relations commission.

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